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Despite deepening divisions within NATO, member states have committed to raising military spending to 5 percent of GDP by 2035. As governments face mounting pressure to rearm, growing political and public opposition is questioning the social and economic costs of the alliance’s agenda.
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Episode 42: Dean Baker sits down with CEPR climate analyst Matt Sedlar to unpack how Trump’s cuts to FEMA and NOAA are leaving states, especially poorer Republican ones in Appalachia, dangerously exposed. They cover insurance markets pulling out of Florida and California, the fight over community driven relocation, and why real resiliency means building communities back stronger.
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